to him, michelle was anything but. who's the michelle you knew? >> she was a quiet kid., very friendly. got along with everybody, and everybody seemed to get along with her. in senior class, her superlative was the kid most likely to brighten your day. >> reporter: ed was her softball coach. he'd known the carter family for years. were these the kind of parents that came to every game? >> yeah, there would always be somebody at the game. if you needed somebody to do something, you didn't have to ask them twice if you needed help with anything. >> reporter: he's been >> reporter: did michelle have a lot of friends? just a normal kid? >> everything was straight up normal. >> reporter: he's been supportive of michelle and her family, and was outraged she was ever charged. >> it's a travesty. she wasn't there. and we've gone down a slippery slope here. if somebody being on the phone, talking about committing suicide can be held to involuntary manslaughter. >> reporter: joe cataldo, michelle's attorney, agrees it's a slippery slope. he thinks the commonwealth made a mistake.

michelle faced racism.t engaging, which was the right thing to do. >> she would get up and really, really early in the morning and she would work out. and she uses that as a way to find the strength to take on life's challenges. >> that's who he's married to. what does that tell you? >> did you even see that picture? i mean, what is that? >> you could not go to a reputable website, "the washington post," "the new york times," and look at the comments section and scroll down more than an inch and not see n-word, n-word, n-word, monkey, monkey, monkey on any article about michelle obama. >> obama is trying to tell us -- >> she did that weird, fake accent. >> we're in this moment where a good portion of the american public declares we're in a post-racial america. >> and then to be hit wave after wave of just viciousness. >> i'm focused on what's in front of me. >> she didn't blink. >> it is my responsibility to work with all americans. and i want to stay focused on the work rather than, you know -- >> other th

michelle faced racism.her way to say it. >> she would get up and really, really early in the morning and she would work out. and she uses that as a way to find the strength to take on high of's challenges. >> that's who he's married to. what does that tell you? >> did you even see that picture? what is that? >> you cannot go to a reputable website, the "washington post," "the new york times," look at the comments section and scroll down more than an minch and see n word, n word, n word and the word monkey. >> in that weird fake accent. >> we're in this moment where a good portion of the american public declares we're in a post racial america. >> only the hit wave after wave after wave of viciousness. >> i'm focused on what is in front of me. >> she didn't blink. >> it is my responsibility to work with all americans. and i want to stay focused on the work rather than, you know -- >> other things. >> other things. >> she tried to ignore most of it but you can't ignore all of it. >> i feel strongly about the f

according to her, michel left her for wendy. she loved michel escoto. very much in love with him. >> yolanda a single mother. was she also a woman scorned? he left her six months earlier and to add insult to injury, asked her to watch his dog while he was on his honeymoon with wendy. >> to go to the extent of taking care of somebody's dog during their honeymoon, it's just as a woman very strange to me. >> does yolanda become a suspect? a woman who feels she was cashiered, fired because of this younger woman and nobody gets away with that and i'm going to kill you? >> there's a lot to yolanda. there's a lot to yolanda. >> a lot of bad if you ask ramon santa cruz. >> i didn't like her from the beginning because she was very evasive. the apartment was always dirty. she was never a good person to begin with. >> detectives met with yolanda cerrillo, who freely admitted that she'd been devastated when michel dumped her. but she had no idea who beat his wife to death. >> she said she didn't know anything about it. >> but the detectives noted something else abo

michele response? >> no.ollow-up on ethanol policy within the seventh district and how this plays out as well, doing start out on that michele? >> certainly. i thought it was congressman harris. note we keep going on this. certainly i have always been a supporter of ethanol. anna my time in the minnesota senate did make sure we were supportive of ethanol we did it we could to help them in the minnesota set up. i do understand the small refinery exemptions have been a problem. the temp circuits have found on the biofuel side. i think that is going to be -- you're going to bc that taken care of. i understand i will do everything i can to make sure those small exemptions are not abused. i willbu say that it think the green nude deal and some of the proposals and overregulation coming out of the democrat side do more to hurt the ethanol industry than anything. that would eliminate a lot of the fossil fuel. there would not be anything to blend ethanol with. if the green nude deal is passed. i want to make sure tha

i'm michelle mcnamara of truecrimediary.com. >> michelle mcnamara was a true crime blogger. >> she was writer and producer. she was a citizen detective. and a true crime writer. >> very much being a mom during the day, very much writing about true crime at night. she was working on all different types of unsolved cases. then she found a case that really dug its claws into her. >> what turned him on was terror. the east area rapist original night stalker is california's most prolific serial offender. he murdered more people than the zodiac killer, but has little name recognition. partly that's because he moved between communities and his crimes spanned ten years. >> everything about it is a mystery and it has such a boogeyman aspect to it. >> michelle used to talk about this case and the thing that boggled her mind is that people didn't know about it. this was one of the most horrific serial killers in history. and nobody talked about him. >> it's summer, 1976. it was the bicentennial. it's all about "happy days," "laverne and shirley." >> in those days, the middle class in america was

i'm michelle fischbach. served in the minnesota senate and first female president of the senate and worked as lieutenant governor for a short time. i live with my husband and our two children and five grandchildren. i've enjoyed campaigning across the district and getting the opportunity to talk to people. although covid slowed us down i stayed on the phone and reached out that way so very happy to do that and i think people were happy to get the phone calls because they were at home, i want to make sure we look to the future in the seventh district and that we make sure that we are making this a place people can live, work and raise their families and make sure we move things forward and work on the economy. and i appreciate the opportunity to be here tonight and i look forward to the discussion. >> host: topic number one of course schools are starting to open with hybrid learning and things like that and many people are getting back to work the issue has become political. i want each of you to talk about f

also tonight, michelle obama unleashes in her closing argument for joe biden.inesh d'souza on an invective filled diatribe and what it reminds us about the obama's. joe biden's stump speech today was short on substance and long on empty rhetoric. newt gingrich reacts plus he previews tomorrow's vp debate. but first. unmasking joe, that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ today, biden gave a speech that was well written and for him come up well delivered. he traveled to gettysburg where he invoked lincoln and lbj and he tried to rekindle some of that obama magic to make you forget how far left the democrat party has moved since 2008 when obama was elected. after 47 years in elected office, joe wants you to believe that this time he really knows what he's doing. >> i'll work with democrats and republicans. i will be a president that pushes toward the future, not one that clings to the past. i will marshal the ingenuity and goodwill of this nation to turn division into unity to bring us together. >> laura: okay, that was a lot of nothing. but the man who called pres

michelle: the death count will follow the infection rate. we can look to what is happening in europe to know what is coming at us. the view is not positive. they are really struggling in europe. they are going to starting to need to take some serious steps to get the virus under control. we are seeing in many states across the u.s. where they are hitting some frightening numbers in their hospitals. romaine: we are seeing those numbers fill up. infections go up. we have not necessarily seen, i guess, a significant spike relatively speaking in actual deaths. what we make of that? michelle: we know, there are two pieces going on. number one, we are catching people sooner. we have an increase in testing across the u.s. the trump administration -- and the cdc and the task force that they will send in more testing trying to find people who are positive and asymptomatic as -- before it starts making people sick. and of course when you are catching people very early you cannot only help them not transmit the disease, but if they start getting sick y

michelle obama said something very interesting.aid research those that these are multiple peaceful protesters. research also shows that the whole narrative, the whole reason that people are out in the streets, the narrative that the police are killing blacks just because they are black is bogus. there's a black harvard professor who says that anything -- if anything the police are more hesitant to use deadly force against black people than against white peopl. researchers at washington state found the same thing. the government has been looking at this ever since they foster me 90s. every 20 years they asked 60,000 americans, have you had interaction with the police, if so, tell me what your interaction. cannot find any pattern that suggests anything like this. if not only wrong, it's also getting people killed. cops pull back, bad guys know it and some nut cases are going to feel that the narrative is true and ambush cops the way they did in san diego -- the way they did here in l.a. a sheriff deputy ambushed, where you are, ambus

" to michelle. sang to michelle. he said, yeah, i don't think michelle t obama as a young african-american kid thought she would be sittinga in the front row as the first lady while the beatles sang her a song. then there's this picture. this is jacob from philadelphia. at one point, she said -- >> that kid can't believe, even though he's seeing, the presidt in the ovalse office, until he n feel his hair, he doesn't truly believe he's just like me. that single image stands for so much more. it stands for how kids will see themselves differently forever. >> but, too, i think it tells you something t about barack obama. at the behest of a five-year-old kid, you would go ahead, bend over and let that kid touch your head like that. the fact that you would let a kid into the office to show him what the office has been, what it could be again, to show kind of the integrity of purpose, i think that's inspiring. >> the presidency is about a lot more than even just policy. there's something intangible about

to michelle. mccartney sang michelle. and he turned to me and em, i don't think michelle obama growing up on the south side of chicago as a young african-american kid thought someday she would be in the front row of the white house as first lady, as a former beatle sang her name sake song. and then there is this picture. this is jake in philadelphia. >> at one point, jacob's mom said, mr. president, he has a question for you. so jacob is like, mr. president, my friends tell me that my hair cut is just like yours. and with that, president obama bent over. jacob touched his head. click, i got one photo and it was gone. >> that image was what barack obama said to us two years ago in an office in chicago. that kid, really, can't even believe, even though he's seeing the president of the united states, until he can feel his hair. he >>> the fact that pete succeeded in offering a window to the man occupying the office to show what the office can be, what it has been, what it can be again, to show the ki

michelle, i'll start with you.ty over the last couple of weeks, but the announcements this morning and certainly with the job support scheme apply to everyone, not just to hospitality. so i think that's good news. and although the grants announced this morning do apply to hospitality, hotels, leisure. there is an extra grant going to local authorities that are at local authority discretion to give out. so that would be one to have a look at as well. other support measures are in place. so, you know, bounceback loans have been extended, this new loan scheme being announced in january. also, there are you know, there's other programmes, government—funded programmes like the small business leadership programme that's been delivered by the small business charter. that's training for management and, you know, help to help businesses manage through this crisis as well. so there are lots of things available for travel agencies, and i'm not minimizing the challenges that they would have faced. this is it's a really difficu

yeah i agree with michelle in terms of i don't think they're going to just pass on i think they really are trying to help the people so they no one's going to back down i don't think where whether they get it done in time before the election that's that's going to be a tough call i don't think they will i mean obviously they've got a lot of work to do writing a bill is not something that happens overnight and we're not that far away i don't see it happening before the election but we all know it's coming and it's retroactive for people who haven't who qualify so i mean it's not the end of the world i mean it's all the talk right now but really it's coming and people will get it hopefully soon enough. or after the election you think before the end of the year i do yeah well let's hope because much like we're saying the economy definitely needs it michel these weekly jobless claims that we mentioned they dropped to the lowest level since the pandemic started in march now they're continuing claims also dropped but the pandemic of urgency claims number actually thord how should we interpre

he is with michele. >> michele: kyler, you are coming off of a game that is really hard to describe. it is a victory for you. what are you feeling right now? >> you couldn't really relax with russell on the other side of the football. turning the ball over, i was mad at myself all game. understanding my team had my back. ended up getting the job done. great victory. great win. >> michele: isiah simmons comes up with the big interception giving you guys another opportunity. what are you telling your teammates? >> obviously disappointed when you drive down and miss a field goal. i didn't feel like we were ever going to lose the game. the whole mentality is next man up. have our brother's back. zane comes back and wins the game for us. proud of him. >> michele: you never thought you would lose the game. how did you have that confidence? >> just the flow of the game. the feel of the game. you have to be down here playing. we had a great week of practice. just proud of my guys. >> michele: the defense as well. they were out there in pretty tough circumstances and exhausted. what can you s

michelle knows that. she was in the legislature.hese days, you cannot have everything exactly the way you want. it so we have been bipartisan. at the end of the day, i think we will be successful. >> last word. >> i think the last word is that there is nothing happening on covid relief for the american people. those two bills -- the most recent, heroes two, is not moving forward, and right now we have no covid relief for the ag sector or the american people. >> next topic is the supreme court vacancy brought on by ruth bader ginsburg's passing. representative peterson, you have introduced a constitutional amendment that would state only nine justices can serve on the court. there has been talked that if vice president biden is elected, there would be a court packing. first, talk about what you proposed this amendment, even though michelle fischbach will go first. and do both of you feel the nomination should be delayed until after the election or should go forward now? >> first of all, i do appreciate the legislation not to pack the

michelle, 60 million some viewers is still a lot. do you think what they saw last night changes the race fund mentally? >> i don't think so. i think more than that, the snap polling that came out after the debate suggested that it tracked almost exactly with the approval of the two candidates. you don't see anybody changing their mind. the first debate you had people that supported donald trump saying he had lost the debate. here it was basically a wash. you know, so it wasn't another debacle for donald trump but donald trump is already far behind and he remains far behind. >> yeah. let's take a look at one of those key moments of this exchange from the debate. >> we're learning to live with it. we have no choice. we can't lock ourselves up in a basement like joe does. he has the ability to lock himself up. i don't know. he's obviously made a lot of money someplace, but he has this thing about living in a basement. people can't do that? >> he says we're learning to live with it. people are learning to die with it. you folks at home w

let's get more now with our chief political correspondent michelle a cosigner good morning to you michelle up with no deal prospects still out there are there any signs that germany and the e.u. are working right now to avoid hitting the wall. well they keep working but that's not really it is sign that the view now that. he's here in berlin talking to the german chancellor will cave in to britain the overarching 7 concern is that britain once it is has left that continuation zone which ends at the end of this year could start trying to compete against the e.u. by cutting its social standards not is hearing to what we're previous the joint competition of benchmarks and thereby outmaneuver the european union and that is something that britain really doesn't want to budge on after we saw that internal market bill passed in the british parliament that which allows for a bench mark basically documents to be overruled by british law if it came to the crunch and that is that northern ireland could in the end see different regulations from mainland britain that has been effectively revoked so the

on the set michele what the difference is the 1st debate were there any knockout moments i mean who came out on top well what both needed to do was to make their final pitch the american people of why they should be the president of the united states and so they needed to do that both in tone and substance so if we look at say a president with his tone he was heavily criticized for making the last debate very fight interrupted and so he was disciplined at least at the start there were times when he really had some aggressive moments come out he hit joe biden over an alleged corruption scandal over his son hunter he went after him also over the failures of the obama administration of which joe biden was a part of on issues such as immigration and again we talk about the substance that he was trying to put out there he's trying to show voters who support him hey i'm a guy who came out i thought i was going to win. gratian i got tough and he did it . i also really good with economy for this he called it the plague from china came over so i was a president who did what i said it is goin

. >> i am michelle griego. i love when you say friday. let's get on check of our weather with meteorologist mary lee. we are still in high fire danger. >>> we are, that's right. we are looking at temperatures that are going to be heating up for sure, even hotter than yesterday, still tracking gusty offshore winds. in fact gusts this morning, especially in the higher elevations, mountain peaks, up to 30 to 50 miles per hour. we are still looking at the red flag warning in effect for the areas in red until 11:00 a.m. north bay and east bay mountains, inland valleys, santa cruz mountains under the red flag warning. low relative humidity values, so looking at extreme fire danger. the heat is on for sure. the heat advisory for the bay area again today due to dangerous heat. we are talking temperatures a few degrees hotter than yesterday. low 90s in san francisco and oakland, mid 90s for san jose and upper 90s, close to 100 for concord. about 20 to 22 degrees above average for this time of year. we'll talk about a cool down, when we will see th

so, you know, michelle obama going out and doing this i think is great as a closer.like to see george w. bush or laura bush do something similar. i mean, it is a 911, five-alarm fire right now, going on in this country under this president's failed leadership. and imagine if someone like george bush or his wife or both of them, together, came out and did something similar. talking about the existential threat that donald trump poses to our democracy. and i think that would send a similar message to those republicans who give them a license to believe it's okay to vote for joe biden this time around. >> that is an interesting concept. karen, you want to -- >> yeah. well, i was just going to say i think michelle obama here, there's two parts, right? there is i think her appeal to african-american voters, again, to sort of not be fooled and to remember what's at stake in this election. but i also think -- i agree with tara that she does have an appeal to those white, college-educated, suburban women who, thankfully, are looking like they're leaning towards biden. but we

>> well, i was going to say, michelle obama there are two parts.to african-american voters, to not be fooled and remember what is at stake. and i agree that she does have an appeal to the white college educated suburban women who are looking like they are leaning towards biden but we can't take anything for granted, if we are learned anything from 2020, and our many experiences and this election. but i also think it's very important to have a black woman like michelle obama saying to white voters, don't be fooled about who this president is and what he is trying to do in race baiting and making you think that people who are throughout largely overwhelmingly, peacefully protesting, just to not have someone's knee on our necks, we are peaceful people. we are asking for freedom. it's an important message, it goes to what joe bide season talking about when he talks about healing the soul of this country. so i think her message to white voters is really important as well. i don't any anyone else can convey it like. >> that i want to hear from biden. let

michelle obama did the exact opposite.merica in a 25-minute video, and she said to americans, "if you don't vote the way that i tell you to votei it's because you are backwards, and it's because you're wrong. it's because this country is inherently wrong and racist." i can think of no greater way to completely destroy everythingly that barack obama accomplished in 2008, and it's actually quite sad. >> tucker: i couldn't agree with you more. i hadn't thought of that. i think it's a really smart point.t. o i wonder why they're doing it. so, biden is way ahead in polls, i'm just being honest, he is. he's more ahead than hillary was in 2016, so, on some level, you think they probably don't need to do this. she clearly means it, or she wouldn't do it.n why do you think she is doing it? >> i really have always thought that the obamas unfortunately don't have much control over their own life and narrative. they took a lot of money to get into the white house, owe a lot of favors and i really do see them as dnc operatives at this

michelle: it was fascinating to read that statement.n you go through it, there was a line that says no member of the soccer family had acted illegality. so they were acknowledging that they were owners of the company commit the leaders of this company, the soccer family, but at the same time they wanted to separate themselves from the illegal behavior i just described. do understand there is more investigations ongoing at the moment. in fact, lawyers today for the justice department pointed out that there is still the possibility, this deal does not preclude further action to my further criminal action even against not just the company but also members of the sackler family. they are keen to make this distinction that while they are the owners of this company, they have done nothing illegal. katty: michelle fleury, following that case for us in new york, thank you. president emmanuel macron in france has paid tribute to the school teacher was beheaded in broad daylight last week by an islamist teenager. speaking at a ceremony at a unive

i'm michelle griego. >> and let's get right to meteorologist mary keith for a look at fire danger. >> and len and michelle, tracking offshore winds, especially in the higher elevations, a big concern for us as we head through today, tomorrow and through actually the rest of the week. so checking wind gusts so far. mount diablo, one of the strongest gusts of 55 miles per hour. knoxville of 39, looking at 36, cold spring mountain. mount st. helena. 32 for the oakland hills. so a red flag warning in effect for all of our bay area hills and mountains. for our higher elevations. and really watching up to 2,000 to 3,000 feet. so we're looking at the north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys. diablo range. and the san mateo county coast. under the red flag warning now until 8:00 a.m. due to gusts up to 40 and 50 miles per hour. again, mount diablo, talking 55- mile-per-hour wind gusts. cooler for today, our temperatures are anywhere from 2 to 10 dueling degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. you're looking at daytime highs, about several degrees. so we'll talk more about our next

mary . >>> it is for sure, michelle. you can see the tower camera shaking in the window this morning. we are looking at strong winds in the highest elevations and down in the low elevations, you are likely hearing that as well. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s to about 60 degrees as you start the day. current sustained wind at concord at 22. in the mountain peaks, gust at 80-90 miles per hour so far during the overnight hours and this morning. we are tracking about the extreme fire danger which is a big concern. you can see sustained winds out of the north and wind gusts at 37 miles per hour out of the north in fairfield. 24 at napa. 26 mile-per-hour wind gusts in compher concord and 29 at sfo. the peak whens at 50-70 and again to near 90 miles per hour in the highest elevations. the timing through the overnight hours and into this morning with extreme fire danger as well as record dry vegetation. that is why it is a concern for us. a red flag warning for the entire bay area due to the strong offshore winds and low r

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michelle: not so much.hat is happening around the state and local hiring for education is largely a seasonal distortion. schools opened at a different time, a different rate, you need a different type of workforce. i don't think you should extrapolate much from the weakness of this month and what will come in the future. clearly, state and local governments have made a strong case they are under fiscal stress. in the medium-term, you can start to see more new double cutbacks of spending as a lack of additional aid. i don't think today's report, the cutback on education can be attributed to that. david: one thing we have seen in the downturn, some minority groups -- women have come back slower than in previous recessions part especially with .frican-americans and hispanics what have we seen this month? michelle: the labor surprise. the labor force participation rate fell. that was a key reason for this economy. if you look at the details of the decline in the participation rate, it is largely owed to women w

michelle obama is deeply -- she does not particularly like it.he fact that she emerged in this way is a reflection of her passion about this. she believes strongly that donald trump led us in the wrong direction and she feels compel to use her platform. she does not do that lightly. >> also, some of this of the push that michelle obama is doing is because of what we have seen in texas and other places where clearly there are efforts to suppress the vote a drop-off box for a county that's larger than a state of rhode island in one case. clearly, it seems like a lot of prominent democrats are trying to do everything they can to just over come whatever obstacles they feel or out there to get people to vote and however they can fwet thget the vote. >> that's exactly right. we are in the middle of a pandemic. she's loyal of people voting in a safe way and encourage people. make a plan to vote and figure out what you are going to do and what you are going to do. try early voting you can so there are not these huge crushes we saw on election day. wear a

as a community when the search for david did the west contra costa unified school district chills, michelle obama for multiple reasons, including her growing up on the south side of chicago in the community similar to richmond from there she would go on to graduate from princeton university, she's also a graduate of harvard law school later she joined the chicago law firm sidley austin where she would ultimately meet her husband did the rest is history meaningful support to keep students and teachers safety michelle obama school has 2 floors a multi-purpose room a community room a spacious playground and a green garden. >>has it made you kron 4 news looks like a very nice cool to be nice and kids can get back in there and enjoy it right. >>all right still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a strong message from san francisco city leaders for this upcoming halloween urging people not to undo the progress made during the pandemic they're warning coming up next. humira patients,... ...this one's for you. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better... with humira citrate-free. it

the michelle obama school in richmond kron four's haaziq madyun brings us a look. >>i >>these elementary school protests a painting in a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of the michelle obama school enrichment the site was formerly the location of the woodrow wilson elementary school buildings were unsafe and falling apart. >>the new school is see through the fear and little over 6 years ago the innovative rebuild project began march 21st century school design features a multitude indoor and outdoor spaces, the school principal cloudy of the lead as explains how it works like civil design the school environment allows grade levels to share in earnings. were all adults and students learn together the teachers can close up. >>all the doors and being very traditional spaces with their 30 students they can open it up they can teach a 100 kids at the time that can move and overhear 90 over there once the review was underway. we realize. >>part of taking ownership in this new school was having the opportunity to name or said we wanted to choose a nam

kate bennett, i want to ask about michelle obama in a moment.dates on melania trump's health condition? as she battles coronavirus right now? i remember two years ago she herself was at walter reed dealing with an issue. >> that's right. that time it was a kidney issue. right now she's behind me in the white house, at the residence. she has a mild case, she is resting, doll well. we heard from the president last night. probably the most updated diagnosis, he said that she was handling it better because she was slightly younger than he is. she is almost a quarter century younger. she is 50 years old. he's 74. so she's not at walter reed. she's a very private first lady. we have not heard as much from her about how she's doing. >> well, we wish her only the best and her husband, of course, the president as well. kate anderson brower, in the past, some first ladies have used personal crises to pivot into advocacy movements. the first first lady betty ford comes to mind. she went public with her alcohol issues, she helped create a national dialogue.

people like merrick and michelle are understandably scared right now. president trump has told america he would end the aca. he promised explicitly that he would only nominate judges that would do the right thing and eliminate the affordable care act. people like merrick and michelle know what a future without the aca looks like. it looks like 130 million americans with pre-existing conditions from cancer survivors to people with disabilities being charged more or denied coverage completely, looks like 20 million americans losing their access to potentially lifesaving care in the middle of a pandemic that's already killed over 214,000 americans. in new jersey we've lost over 16,000 people to covid-19, 595,000 people would lose their coverage without the aca. for millions of americans, a future without the aca looks like being forced to sell your house if you can't afford your health care. looks like not having access to a doctor when you're sick. it looks like having to choose between paying for groceries and paying for medicine. people are scared right

. >> i am michelle griego. what does this mean for the presidential race just a month from the election? let's get to reporter natalie brand. she joins us live from the white house. natalie. >> reporter: michelle, we are still waiting to see or hear if we will hear from the president himself. we have not seen any new tweets from the president other than the overnight announcement saying he was positive for covid-19 and now in quarantine. since then, we have learned that both the president and first lady are experiencing mild symptoms but the white house chief of staff is describing the president as still in good spirits, even energetic, and saying he is on the job and will remain on the job. >> reporter: president trump and first lady have developed minor symptoms following their positive tests for covid-19. >> we have a president that is not only on the job, will remain on the job, and i am optimistic that he will have a very quick and speedy recovery. >> reporter: the president's announcement came after one o

. >> i am michelle griego. we'll have more on the president's diagnosis. >> first let's go to gianna for a traffic alert. >> if you are just getting ready to head out, we are following a traffic alert on 101, north bay, petaluma. all lanes are shut down between petaluma boulevard and north of east washington. over night a crash happened involving a motorcycle and a vehicle. the investigation is ongoing. crews have been called to shut down lanes. traffic is being diverted off the freeway. you can use surface streets. mcdow is adjacent. all south lanes are shut down from petaluma boulevard to washington street. we'll let you know when those lanes open back up. back to you guys. >>> we are talking about the heat, high fire danger, smoky skies. the heat advisory is extended through today due to dangerously hot temperatures well above average for this time of year. 99 in concord for a high, 98 liver more, 86 oakland, 80 for san francisco. because of the heat santa clara is opening cooling centers, barbara lee senior

america is racist, michelle obama told us.t's so bad, white supremacists are out on the streets wrecking businesses almost every night but some of them are stealthy, they even have blm tattoos and want to abolish the police. it's all a cover. special obama assures us this is a radical right. as if we needed more evidence. last night in suburban wisconsin, the same white supremacists struck again like we saw in portland, kenosha,s. neapolis. they were disguised as joe biden voters, attacked the police. things got so banned that authorities won the national guard to set up a protective perimeter around city hall. just just show you how terrifyingly true michelle obama's warning was, we have her statement side by side with footage from last night in milwaukee. watch this. >> they are pinning it all on what's been an overwhelmingly peaceful movement for racial solidarity. only a tiny fraction of demonstrations have had any violence at all. so what the president is doing once again patently false. it's morally wrong and, yes, it is

out on stage at the moscow theater of nations the play that was supposed to be a love story between michel you gorbachev and his wife raisa became much more it's the story of an entire country and the era during which gorbachev was in charge. but it's a he's a visionary politicians none of us can come close to that one day his name will be written in gold lettering. to actors a few wigs and dozens of anecdotes from an eventful life together if getting near enough in church come a play a couple who from early on dream of a better for your future everything seems to go according to plan the young party official hopeful from the countryside is given a post in moscow he rises to the ranks to become head of the communist party and then president of the soviet union. he dares to do what no one has done before reform the soviet union. in 1906 cover chuff began his restructuring his perestroika risking what many russians still can't forgive him for today the collapse of the soviet union acclaimed in the west remains a polarizing figure in his own country. so that was as a politician he did a lot o

. >> i am michelle griego. don't we like to say >> yes. >> good morning. >> happy friday eve, almost friday. it's going to be a beautiful day across the bay area. it's a chilly start. we are in the 40s and 50s and even some of our interior valleys are down to the upper 30s to start our day. 48 concord with clear skies, 53 oakland. livermore 46, 56 san francisco, 50 san jose, 42 for santa rosa. our daytime highs, through the afternoon, sunshine and mild temperatures, 72 in san francisco, 76 in oakland, 78 in san jose, 82 for concord, four to ten degrees above average for this time of year. we'll talk about our weekend forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> good morning. as we hit the roads, chp clearing a trouble spot. it's still slow even though lanes are open. you will see a few brake lights as things get back to normal. it was an earlier injury accident. san mateo bridge is off to a good start. we are not seeing any brake lights or issues. it's probably a better choice especially if you are going east

michelle obama assures us this is the radical right. we needed more evidence of that, last night in suburban wisconsin these same white supremacist struck again, just like we saw in portland, kenosha and minneapolis. they were disguised as joe biden voters and they threw rocks into people's living rooms and attacked the police. things got so bad that authorities wanted the national guard to set up a protective perimeter around city hall. just to show you how terrifyingly true michelle obama's warning was we have blotted her statement side by side with footage from last night near milwaukee. watch this. >> they are pinning it all on what's been overwhelmingly peaceful movement for racial solidarity. only a tiny fraction of demonstrations have had any violence at all. so, what the president is doing is once again patently false. it's morally wrong and yes, it is racist. >> tucker: patently false, morally wrong and yes, racist. while we wouldn't want to disappoint michelle obama but we do want to give you some details on the rioting that w

michelle: he is absolutely contagious. they say at the very least, you're contagious for five to seven days, and he is not yet through that period until the middle of this week, when he would be not contagious. that means it is critically important for not only him to wear a mask, but for everybody he is in contact with to wear a mask, as well as keeping six feet apart from everyone at a memo. even then, you are still exposing yourself to some degree of risk, so he is still contagious. hopefully everyone is taking precautions in the white house to make sure that cluster of cases we are seeing their doesn't continue to worsen. guy: one final quick one for me. is wearing a mask enough to protect those coming into contact with the president if they haven't got the virus from getting the virus? take a look at the precautions being used in hospitals right now. they are significantly greater for doctors dealing with coronavirus. is a simple mask enough? michelle: we have seen numerous studies that have shown that people living w

michelle obama: [habla en inglÉs] patricia: michelle obama tambiÉn criticÓ al presidente trump por sumpaÑa para evitarlo. quieren que la planta pague patricia: todo indica que no serÁ posible disponer de una vacuna para el covid-19 en este paÍs antes de las elecciones, como querÍa el presidente trump. las directrices de la fda obligan a realizar mÁs pruebas que pueden realizar meses. la casa blanca terminÓ aceptÁndolo. andrea leÓn nos cuenta para cuÁndo podrÍamos tener una. andrea: la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicamentos de estados unidos fda publicÓ una guÍa para las compaÑías que buscan la autorizaciÓn del uso de emergencia para las vacunas de contra el coronavirus. dicen que tendrÁ que incluir dos meses de seguimiento, despuÉs de que los voluntarios reciban su segunda dosis. >> necesitamos tener datos sobre la efectividad, los efectos secundarios. andrea: ninguna empresa podrÍa solicitar dicho permiso antes de mediados de noviembre, ya que las vacunas mÁs avanzadas en sus ensayos, las fabricadas por pfizer y moderna requieren esperar unas cuatro semanas entre cada dosis. >> p